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Creative juices
FROM BERRIES TO BROCCOLI, SATSUMAS TO SPINACH, THE OPTIONS ARE ENDLESS SO GET YOUR CREATIVE JUICES FLOWING!
xtracting the freshest juice from fruit and vegetables yourself not only tastes delicious, it brings a host of health benefi ts in addition, from boosting energy and immunity to improving nutrition and general wellbeing, and helping in weight maintenance. Compared to shop-bought, pre-squeezed juices, freshly squeezed has a delicious and unmistakeably natural fl avour and original colour, is incredibly
rich in vitamins and minerals, preserving many more of the benefi cial nutrients, as well as being low in calories. And as if that wasn’t enough, it’s also a really easy and scrumptious way to help you towards your fi ve-a-day. Far from being a health fad, juicing has become a lifestyle for many people. If you’re keen to get juicing but aren’t sure where to start you’ll fi nd everything you need at Lakeland.
Sage™ Nutri Juicer™ The Nutri Juicer works really quickly, extracting an average of 70% nutrients from fruit and, because it’s so zippy, the machine stays cool, which is very important for retaining the goodness. £134.99, Ref 17957
Sage Citrus Press The Sage Citrus Press is designed with a patented juicing cone to get every last drop of juice from the largest of grapefruits or the smallest lime, and everything between. Ref 17956 £199.99
Lakeland Juicepresso With a small footprint and barley a whisper, our slow juicer has patented squeezing technology to extract all the good stuff. £299.99, Ref 18307
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